At thta sesgtas, toe pttaeigaU
» B ’* *<“ Ad#?* J<>lt
rlgo will talk on Glnb Work aad
»c Chicago trip.
Since Mlsa Joy la th» otto
t id in g , chib girl la Oregon, ehft
i well Mgtqd to tala« h«c « •
»erleaee for the benefit
qf
tbea gfcfe who age M im M
a clufcqork.
These la- always the sqgiul
io m provided for. and appgttp-f
ng refreshments, sen ed at Bu|A
Rooma 1 ana / , Ä rst National
Bank Bldg. Office. Hqprs. Uf
* u W w . I t o 4 w '■>*%
dted to be present.
A. W orthington.. gft Lgft
informal evening, with the
t. There were prob- First National Bank family com-
L 8a|nt. P a tc h ’s qftft eqlftr ftftg
‘M «»»Ml 1ft ‘kft 0*«ftin«
t point* W
All tela thia
< t o t o » * * * WMHWik MWk orations n«qd 1ft thq r o u ts and
w ife 4»JW W toM t MttaMsftL. ‘ft »t
i» o course toftcheo*
charge ef the baslness RMtoft- {¡which, was the deltghtfqj flftate
T After the tUMlMfiX meeting, of ft delightful evening,
Itab AAfiUjfe 0 * 1 ,«M* of W
4 cl»ver K*me In which, "$».
toprgfA qommiUftft, tiMfortftgaA, Patrick’’ was used In a tete-
ThU T'-'*-- evening,T <ar0 t£ » qew g^nnu ong. a “gqnng’' gram opened the «vsalftg's, eft-
«Lft tweiyur-gasHWi k t MW, *»*>« Mrine and *flpfftflr gn ajphebefl- tertainigeet. in this, Mr- Km-
Stadi» o t tank LftvehwLqf * « $ «01 Bible game. Both occasioned meU GiUlags »cored, and re-
m great deal of interest.
acs: chickAû I nmim » « JB city.
Ipqnlre Park hotel. Phone 1IÎ.
166-2
djr,* glx-rqqm, garnished
09 feat from the Llthla
Privilege of large gar-
end fruit. Adulta pre-
rheno owner, 122.
Ifi7-tt
FOR
SALE—Red
Gladiole
bulba, 2 for 10 cento; 12 for 3 r>
ets. Spencer Sweet Stout 5 ets.
a pkt.
Bertha Barohlfc 200
Wimer St.
l* M *
FOR SALK—Jersey «RW. Jqst
fresh. 1401 Boulevard
IS M *
WB HAVE Just reenhwd a
car of High Grade Ftaft Brick,
Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co.
M»-*
FOB SALB— Just 0 m»gq of
those fine building sitoa, n» pres
ent low price.
Juq» sough of
Normal. Phone 46S-J.
Mo-
FOR SALE— Have tony 60*1».«
ft. lots left on Ashland) t o i *4*
Joining New Normal gpeynds.
Priced reasonable. Cult1 H»-K.
1C M *
W 0pug.
lutlon.
i Valley V
There was ft good attendance, held Its u
In spite qf thq fact «tag lllnees Vl»w aehp
In the tym ee ef- softto of ‘u l he Comsat
members prevented. their coming. Week.
The usual business seqgift»
A Roll I
opened, the meeting, wlh seporto variety of
from standing committees, sec- Interesting,
reary and treasurer given. Bn- articles we
couraglng reporta
have been
Still ca
made in the contrthuttens for planned in
the chair taken by the Chapter series of
in the auditorium nt Washington th e paper
D. 0. at a coat of glBP.OP.
for Its the
The outstanding thing dis- ¡written bj
cussed during the sftornoon was was read
the Chapter’s nomination of Ifrit., Mrs. i . R.
Gordon MacCracken for the
A piano
office of State Regent and tEftij Hurley, a
of Mrs. H. O. Anderson, aa Cor- applauded,
responding Secretary.
‘ Mrs, Jan
These lqdles are eminently written ai
Tneeday, March 2 8 —Alpha Em fitted for the offlcee designated View, whli
Rantots In Coal, Wood. Packing,
broidery Club.
Mrs. J. D.
Oratta* and S ton ge. Long dlat-
McRae and. Miss Elsie Alex
ander, hostesses.
Tuesday, March 28— W. C. T.
U. Library.
Thoywtay, March 25— Past Ma
trons’ Club. Mrs. J. H. Turn
er hostess, assisted by Mrs.
O. ML Nims.
TharaAsy,
March
25— Elk«'
MERTON
tHOMFSOK
Ladies Card Clnb. Hostesses.
Fntotor qpd Deeorator
Mrs. Harris Dean and Mrs.
C- L J. Porter.
Tlsriàg * Spaqlaity
Friday, March 28— "Plant Day.’
■ Burniture Reflnlshed
fjlvio Club House.
10:00 a.
Bgttoktee Oladly Furnished
ift, to 6:00 p. m.
Phone »2 or 76
aqgqqfl
hyntod by the society oq Tees-
igsy, March 22, at the church
ait $ 3 0 p. m. The day. will
fta observed fittingly and it U
qppocted that ft ifttgo qumber
W fl^ta lq attendance,
There was a large, crowd at
Mto ^anftflt tor thq Mary Youux
Fridqy q igl& qt thq MgM*
qdtst church.
A feature that
was of especial Interest was
to», tolk by Miss Penny of hqr
work In Chiqa, to which shq w ill
return
July. Mqny pqqters
.were shown of her qork In tha
Bah» Citale which was
I» men attended, was
Ctoh honsq wish Mrs. .Harris
N m More
X Shiny Noses
’new Freifch BfOMRMk
Is not aSecteft, krwtaMto
_ will sot let
■ ■ Ç JR S *
I through; stays eft until you
It off; fine and pure; 8 M M
poUbs Invisible; looks IlMR
tlful natural skin: glvus a
velvety complexion. Get this
Ì
•
• *
Jfiqgnt Ashland Chapter Meetq«w
Mrs. H. O. Anderson was hqg|
es< for the meeting. Friday after-
Daughters of the Amerlcsn Revo-
V 4. ,*
Ret* Chapter of Delphlans
M«eto—
Beta Chapter, Delphian So-
edety will hold Ito meeting Tues
day afternoon, March 23, at two
.o’clock.
. At this meeting, all the
, group«, are represented and a
splendid program qt interesting
-numbers q in be presented.
A full account of the session
will he given in Thursday's ls-
sue. '
(«qntiguedqn F g > Kauri
Art club Mondax Bvputagn,
Mrs. H. F. SsckcU Ig kqriesq
for the Ladles* Art Club Meigs
day evening at bqg hqmq at
142 Fourth ¿troet.
Mrs. Norma Reeder will as..
»1st her 1ft tatan tfitoto *
Mem-
M»* *dft qrtud t o be»« to mtod
the change «6 plan* since thia
club usually meets at the Civic
Club bouse.
,
Mto MW MsNaiv
TlltaR tafid that» tabs
lag toe tatto eus»
miriMm t o t o t a i # .
The. nex» msrttag ti
• q a
I
Frnch Claes Meet»—
'
The French rinse will hsvp
its, RgsNtar. totattas Monday
eseutag at toft tam e •» Mrs. W.
M. Poley on. Busuhma srset.
Ctoh Girls Bren in sh au
Assignment wag n»<ie tp i thg
The Misses Adena Joy aftd. lesson and It I« expected that
Ellen Galey wagg to I» » 1« Point Mrs. T« J. Mplmgreq wiji tp w e-
Satqyday tg, pqf on a BSune
bread damoastaftUon betas» a
“Zoftn" Intaltutft gf tggftheuL
Mias Ada Bgawfitto to » » to
Ashland and, g»t tq» apsis, tok-
iqg thnm daum t o to« stoos a»
ritalln«, XhftTft t h » fiftva tan
demqnptaatiftft batare g gsea»
9f. ttoqhmm to Mimqlsto totems:
Ig 0 » «lq» weak.
They r UI «fuq gnqtogr dnssoa,
• ■M-qllon 9RH SariHtoF to MW-
<ord.
*
< q. q
Oto Ftahjouito Duggo A
Ho not eat the same kind
Snccrtm—
I Thq Qto Faghtaanft daftgs glv- of bread aJJ tb*. tji»p — The Bridge-Beach Superior
«11 by the ifygpr tofile» Com
chaagft from plain white range is one that will givo
munity Club at Jackson Hut
S&riftSA Wfig h suggest both In
you luaximum value and sat-
flftMMlfti torn aqd bg way
•ot enigrtotomnuA
nut or other varieties.
MENU
J
doftop, Rggft claused
isfactiOR.
IQS to * Chto.bqnftft Ian* and
every one presoot hg* a apod
«me. & toafM M M tot.togh there
H ie Wick
tototaW aad Mn. Q. A. Brita vqq. donated by thq proprietor.
oftft, ‘Mr. Henry Inders su d Mr. ¡Mr. Milton, end a large number
{were pfesent to enjoy the af-
m|r Mrs. R A- Fatato U ’
a t •
Jtarior High to to A «Mele—
Junior
High
Circle, Thargd*?-
»'..W to was ft qerr «ood sttend-
to>co Ot n ie m b e c s of the orgsnl-1
Sfttlon.
Mrs. Bsrg, president,!
«Mtod |h a
i« order »nd«
h . gfeqrt business session pre-JI
htatod the program hour, whlcM
was occupied In tbs addresq
BlVUft by Mrs. McCoy.
Utoftto toft Ito» to »
The Bellview Parent Teacher
Ban Kay, Miss Lucile Gilmore,
Miss Margaret McCoy and. Mr.
Frank Hamilton.
• • •
High School Pupil« Have Party—
Friday night the pupils of
Ashland High had a dancing
P*rty at the Winter Garden. It
,<** «ta*I
»“A « l« P
present report a very enjoyable,
‘affair.
The guests were supposed to
.go lu old fashioned and unuauai
Jraiment.
Many, of the cos-
tum«» w»re very amusing and
Dean, hostess, assisted by Miss
Viagialu WhMMnu
The citato wae la charge of Surprise P » t j —
fhe County Healtth VaR; Dr. 8.
Mrs. W. H. Same was happily
V, Gearey and- the Misses Beard, surprised Friday evening, when
Mrs. Will Loomis and Mrs.
H use h ke were hostesses at a
party arranged In her honor at
the koine ef Mrs. Loomis.
PAINTING AND TINTING
If yon approbate a tart clans
Cards are out announcing the taeq planned for the p
FOR BALE— Choice Burly Seed
potatoes, »6.00 per hundred. F. Job of painting or tinting figure marriage of Marlon G. Kin- k°Pg had to be omitted
L. Holdyldgs. Talent.
! « - « • with SWBNNINO A GEAR, the catd and Mise Wilma A. Chattln. OOftftt o t the. absence of
Which was, solemnised. August ta ta h Walker, who was
FQR SdRB-ArtlirM ». »toee».
th e thtotoeath, nlaeteen hua- her early experiences in. t
sawsrber, step platea^ wtadow
dre<J twenty five, nt ’the home My.
weights, lath wqyk, «gstlnge of
og hm^.gyandpveftto, Mr. and
Fhe other,"An A»pn
Mrs., J , Q. Ambrose of Ashland, and Memorise of M»rt|
In the presence of her imme- M tta” • waa told by her
dleto family. The Reverend J. daughter. Mss. K. P. Nlm
FOR SALB:— Attraptluq sjrietr
C. Mergler officiated.
Ift th‘» loring trlbùt,
ly modern 6-rooa hungalpw 1 -)
The
brida
ws»
v
e
if
dainty
and
*!»>«
told the outstanding
acre of ground prieed right fisr
sweet
K
va*
sand-colored
cloth
•
!
Mrs.
Gillette’s life fr
quick sala. Phono 610-R.
gown, casrylag an arm bouquet Utile girlhood until her
U t — 1 mo.
,©f lovely pale pink rosea The *1 lh® advenoed aga af
FOB SALB— Eton tFO-Xgftt-
rooms were flUed with beau- six.
old grape vines. Tokays, Mis
tlfttl flowers and the college col-
The beautiful attribut
sions and other varieties. Also
ors of both brl^e and bridegroom made her so well belov
two-year-old Black Wfthsat tons*
w ere la evidence
• universally mourned at h«
Edwin P. Hnghee» *Dg|s*h
A» the close qf the Impressive were brought out in. th
f
1684, m a *
ceremony, a three course lun- outline of th e . life and i
cheon. was served the wedding this fin» pioneer worn*
party, after which the hridsl lived, loved *»d wrougj
couple left tor a fortnight’s others might be enrlcl
honeymoon at the Lake of the contact with the busy,,
FhftM U « L
Woods.
cheerful, Christian life.
Mr. and Mrs? Kincaid are at
The Chapter appreciate
home in Berkeley, California.
ing the splendid pyper
’
Both bride and bridegroom arc will be copied and placi
PARTIOTMH PBQFLB ureter
1 w ell kpown ta Ashland, having th« other valuable reipin
the b est
Counter Leghorn
graduated from the Ashland High of the pioneers who, hui
Farm-Quality pedigreed eggs and
school, class of 1919.
well In this beautiful vnj
chlx. Phone 17F2.
168-2
Since then Mr. Kincaid has because of whom we i
Thftt *»y »Rebe» who pUohe.i > finished from O. A. C., 'complet Joying the advantages thi
WANTED—Lawn mowing and properly will never have a sore
i lng a course In mechanical en- Ufe so worth whUe here
garden spading.
893 Granite arm lq aft opinion held by
’ gineerlng'and now holds a posi-
Mrs. E. V. Carter, socii
Phone 141.
168-1 Mo.* Walter Johnson.
tlon In the Traffic Engineering irian, assisted bx Mrs,
. Department of the Pacific Tele- MacCracknft. and Mias, 1
HIGH GRADE Fire Brick for
phone company, at San Fran- ‘Wallace served dellcloui
sale.
Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co.
Cisco. .He wag very interested in .»ad tea during the socii
* X««.-«.
athletics, having held, a number
e e e
of tennis championships.
Mr. 4 Happy gp R ytop. B
Kincaid is the son ot Mr. and
Th» bjrthdfty qf Mrs.
white goto taftoetaft Initials 1
Mrs. George Kincaid of Rlvqth McGee wan Tunris memoi
u y on the back. Lost Feb.
side, California.
For several ,toe showers that camé
2*
Notify Minnie F. Ireland^ I
years, they were residents o t (day; a shower of congra
toA B. St., Grants P as^ Qtatato
Ashland.
messages,
literally no
Mrs. Ktpcaid la a graduate qf .scores of letter* gad on
University of Oregon and has a flower shqwer whlcl
Laundry work.
K ANTED:
been employed In the Health
rooms a bower of bet
186— 10*
Bhftpe 407R.
Service Department of the publia «Jays and days,
schools of Detroit, Michigan tor
For plants, bdaqueto.
' thq Past three year*
jqf the lovely wlldwood b
8pe wag the popular supeq- forgeons hot house flou
l |d Granito
visor of the Ashland p la y g ro u p ivied in their oofttrlpu
‘Mrs. G. W. Çtattln of Ashland > n t ,
’ and bad grown * to womanhood 1 And It was all such i
k«re.
siuprlsa,' an to' ewrid* su
A host o6 lrtoi*ta who are tor called, a anapriee MrtMn
tereated In their happiness ot*
Mss, MeOee has been
.for to both Mr. apd Mrs. K i*. gome time sad her b
, c«|d hqgriy congratulations afl£ , friends miss her grgckM
geod wishes.
qnc» frqm churriq cjq
The young people kept thqtofwcia» functions. It I» i
secret well, and the snnounqe« ¡nest wish of hei* triegdft
men! wUfi copiq ga a surprise to;«nay take her wonted |
¡; thlto* outride the immediumsIthe many activities In wl
! family c is rl a
la »o-dqeply Interested.
celxed a, toothsome reminder of
X«A «1*1
« ta r i,
WWMftt » v e
Car(l« engaged the attention
AX MW. hsrita* Singe U, during the latter hoars, with
was St. Patrick’s day. In, thq. Mrs. J. W. MiCCqy and Mr.
Itaftdex, March agh-Art Club.
Mrs. H. F. Sackett, 14J Fourth
atyeet, Upstart.
Mondp«, MMth, W H « « * Q*fth,
Mm, IL M, Potoy. hostess.
MMfttaXa
2 2 —Ashland
Study Club. Mrs. J. W. Mc-
Coy* hostess.
Monday, Maocft 2 2 —Ashland Mft-
81c Study Clftft Carl Love,
C, MfeLYSßM 8 W X
lead's Studio. 7: Mi 9* m-
Monday, March 1 » —Royal Neigh-
bora and Modern Woodmen
Social evening.
Taeeday, March 28— BeU Chap
ter, Delphlans, meets Tuesday.
2:00 p. m., at. Civic Club
JORDAN'S BASH AND CABINET
house.
WORKS, Corner Hetman and
Van Nenn. Phone 101. 194-tf Taeeday, March 28— Founders'
Day. Methodist church, 2:30
f o r two, MtataH «firta» Btr cg(p ;Mw stmr toegr or mturb <
lege vacations. ’.
1
<
[made thin MriMMr one I
She is the daughter o f Mr. and tu t la t^e memory <tf <h
gM rhm H
I gpesker discussed the sulr)
point. She pointed ont the -typeJ
♦ »
Furuiture Ox
ftMta i l* » *
ThM aivw ^nilft» oS BMwiacttoft.
THATrtSAW